as far as t dare cion of tting lost. So t  to get into t.

    tree  ty to pass underneato tree, but just as  branc doe ravelers.

    t  t it surprised hy picked him up.

    quot;rees,quot; called the Lion.

    quot;Let me try it first,quot; said t;for it doesnt  me to get t.quot; o anotree, as  its brancely seized ossed him back again.

    quot;trange,quot; exclaimed Dorot; shall we do?”

    quot;trees seem to o figop our journey,quot; remarked the Lion.

    quot;I believe I ry it myself,quot; said to t tree t  doo seize  it so fiercely t  it in t once tree began ss brancin oodman passed safely under it.

    quot;Come on!quot; ed to t;Be quick!quot; tree  injury, except toto, ly c ttle dog free.

    trees of t did noto keep t only t rorees could bend do probably t, and given to keep strangers out of it.

    travelers rees until   to to to be made of heir heads.

    quot; s; asked Dorothy.

    quot;I ; said tin oodman, quot;for ainly must climb over the wall.”

    L. Frank Baum